The Supreme Court of Canada spent two days hearing arguments on whether a law governing a special intelligence committee ...
The agency’s recent proposed revisions to its risk evaluation procedures and the pending litigation over its ...
Concurrent use of statutory and inherent jurisdiction for closed material procedures in national security cases.
The policy authorizes court personnel to use generative AI tools for work purposes under strict, but reasonable, guidelines.
Statement by the UK's Ambassador for Human Rights to the UN, Eleanor Sanders, at Bulgaria's Universal Periodic Review at the Human Rights Council in ...
"Congress cannot hand its tariff-setting authority over to the President lock, stock, and barrel, allowing him to aim it ...
President Donald Trump has threatened to invoke the federal Insurrection Act so he can send armed forces to several states and American cities and use ...
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Illinois doesn't allow cannabis to be grown outdoors. A legal challenge from a cannabis giant could change that —and give ...
A bipartisan group of former judges warned the Supreme Court could dangerously alter the power dynamic between the three ...
At first glance, SB 632 resembles Texas House Bill 19 (HB 19), the 2023 law establishing the Texas Business Court. But ...
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The DMA’s Capture Problem: Why America Shouldn’t Follow Europe’s Lead
Europe’s DMA shows how vague antitrust rules can stifle innovation, invite political capture, and turn market oversight into a contest of influence—not a defense of consumers.
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